Nut upsuser - Sep 2009 - networkupstools.org domain

2009/9/13 Daniel O'Connor
> Hi Arnaud,
>
Hi Daniel,

> The NUT.org domain has a gandi reservation page on it which makes it
> hard to fetch NUT source files :)
>
>  Do you know what's happening with it?
>
ooch. part of the registrar change I've talked about in July, I've not
fully
completed the NS switch!

www is still reachable, but I've forgotten to modify @ A entry in on the new
registrar's NS (that networkupstools.org without suffix), which still
pointed the default Gandi page.

some other entries were also missing (namely new and test). changes have
been applied and should propagate quickly now.

thanks for pointing it.
Arnaud
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On Sun, 13 Sep 2009, Arnaud Quette wrote:
> > The NUT.org domain has a gandi reservation page on it which makes
> > it hard to fetch NUT source files :)
> >
> >  Do you know what's happening with it?
>
> ooch. part of the registrar change I've talked about in July, I've
> not fully completed the NS switch!
Ahh fun..
> www is still reachable, but I've forgotten to modify @ A entry in on
> the new registrar's NS (that networkupstools.org without suffix),
> which still pointed the default Gandi page.
Hmm, are you sure? http://www.networkupstools.org/ gives me the gandi 
parked domain page.
> some other entries were also missing (namely new and test). changes
> have been applied and should propagate quickly now.
>
> thanks for pointing it.
OK, I was a bit worried it was something more ominous :)

In the end I googled and found the Debian hosted NUT SVN repo and got 
the code that way :)

Thanks.

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